1. RE: euTCP4u
- Posted by Ray Smith <smithr at ix.net.au> Apr 16, 2002
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Hi Kenneth, Maybe there is a problem with the DNS lookup??? Try changing the remote file in the example to an IP address ... like: remote_file = "http://209.249.147.13/" let me know how it goes. Regards, Ray Smith http://rays-web.com Kenneth Riviere wrote: > Has anyone else had problems with euTCP4u with the get_file.exw program? > > I have tried it before and tried it just now with the new version > announced in the archives and I keep getting an error "can not resolve > host address" when I try to pull down a file. I've tried a variety of > different files and just can't seem to get any of them. Does this work > for anyone else? I don't have a proxy set in my IE options so I didn't > bother with it in the get_file.exw code. The server.exw and client.exw > code works. Any help would be appreciated. > > -J. Kenneth Riviere
2. RE: euTCP4u
- Posted by Ray Smith <smithr at ix.net.au> Apr 16, 2002
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Hi, ... also forgot to mention I have successfully used get_file.exw from work which uses a proxy and from home which doesn't use a proxy. so it works under at least some situations! Thanks, Ray Smith http://rays-web.com Kenneth Riviere wrote: > Has anyone else had problems with euTCP4u with the get_file.exw program? > > I have tried it before and tried it just now with the new version > announced in the archives and I keep getting an error "can not resolve > host address" when I try to pull down a file. I've tried a variety of > different files and just can't seem to get any of them. Does this work > for anyone else? I don't have a proxy set in my IE options so I didn't > bother with it in the get_file.exw code. The server.exw and client.exw > code works. Any help would be appreciated. > > -J. Kenneth Riviere
3. RE: euTCP4u
- Posted by Chris Bensler <bensler at mail.com> Apr 16, 2002
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I've had problems trying to get redirected urls. I couldn't get it to download any of the rds site pages, but I can do it with webshepard. Chris Ray Smith wrote: > Hi, > > ... also forgot to mention I have successfully used get_file.exw > from work which uses a proxy and from home which doesn't use a proxy. > > so it works under at least some situations! > > Thanks, > > Ray Smith > http://rays-web.com > > > Kenneth Riviere wrote: > > Has anyone else had problems with euTCP4u with the get_file.exw program? > > > > > > I have tried it before and tried it just now with the new version > > announced in the archives and I keep getting an error "can not resolve > > host address" when I try to pull down a file. I've tried a variety of > > different files and just can't seem to get any of them. Does this work > > for anyone else? I don't have a proxy set in my IE options so I didn't > > bother with it in the get_file.exw code. The server.exw and client.exw > > code works. Any help would be appreciated. > > > > -J. Kenneth Riviere > >
4. RE: euTCP4u
- Posted by Ray Smith <smithr at ix.net.au> Apr 17, 2002
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Chris Bensler wrote: > I've had problems trying to get redirected urls. > > I couldn't get it to download any of the rds site pages, but I can do it > > with webshepard. I have never done much testing of the http functions in euTCP4u. As it turns out it looks like base URL's work mostly but actual pages never! I'll do some testing, and investigation over the next few days. I might have to do some C programming and see if it's the base library of the wrapper. Thanks, Ray Smith http://rays-web.com
5. RE: euTCP4u
- Posted by Kenneth Riviere <joker at riviere.ws> Apr 17, 2002
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Thanks for the suggestion. That works and I can now get a file using the direct IP address. Is there a way I can find the IP address of a site for which I know the name? IE automatically does a DNS lookup and doesn't bother to show me what it found. If I could even manually look up some IP addresses which I want to use to automate lookups then that would be nice. Thanks again. -J. Kenneth Riviere Ray Smith wrote: > Hi Kenneth, > > Maybe there is a problem with the DNS lookup??? > > Try changing the remote file in the example to an IP address ... like: > > remote_file = "http://209.249.147.13/" > > let me know how it goes. > > Regards, > > Ray Smith > http://rays-web.com > > > Kenneth Riviere wrote: > > Has anyone else had problems with euTCP4u with the get_file.exw program? > > > > > > I have tried it before and tried it just now with the new version > > announced in the archives and I keep getting an error "can not resolve > > host address" when I try to pull down a file. I've tried a variety of > > different files and just can't seem to get any of them. Does this work > > for anyone else? I don't have a proxy set in my IE options so I didn't > > bother with it in the get_file.exw code. The server.exw and client.exw > > code works. Any help would be appreciated. > > > > -J. Kenneth Riviere > >
6. RE: euTCP4u
- Posted by Kat <gertie at PELL.NET> Apr 17, 2002
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On 18 Apr 2002, at 2:14, Kenneth Riviere wrote: > > Thanks for the suggestion. That works and I can now get a file using > the direct IP address. Is there a way I can find the IP address of a > site for which I know the name? IE automatically does a DNS lookup and > doesn't bother to show me what it found. If I could even manually look > up some IP addresses which I want to use to automate lookups then that > would be nice. Thanks again. Look at: global function tcp4u_get_remote_id(integer socket) Or in mirc, type: /dns www.thenameyouwant.com Or goto your favorite internet name registrar and whois the ip#. Kat > -J. Kenneth Riviere > > Ray Smith wrote: > > Hi Kenneth, > > > > Maybe there is a problem with the DNS lookup??? > > > > Try changing the remote file in the example to an IP address ... like: > > > > remote_file = "http://209.249.147.13/" > > > > let me know how it goes. > > > > Regards, > > > > Ray Smith > > http://rays-web.com > > > > > > Kenneth Riviere wrote: > > > Has anyone else had problems with euTCP4u with the get_file.exw program? > > > > > > > > > I have tried it before and tried it just now with the new version > > > announced in the archives and I keep getting an error "can not resolve > > > host > > > address" when I try to pull down a file. I've tried a variety of > > > different > > > files and just can't seem to get any of them. Does this work for anyone > > > else? I don't have a proxy set in my IE options so I didn't bother with > > > it > > > in the get_file.exw code. The server.exw and client.exw code works. Any > > > help would be appreciated. > > > > > > -J. Kenneth Riviere > > > > > > >